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| As a lover of clear glass (along with a few colors of glass) I have been wishing for a cloche or a dome -- something to play with like some of the other girls have on their blogs. Not being just sure how successful my attempts at decorating under glass would be or, for that matter, how long I would really be interested in this activity, I decided not to invest much money in this area. I made a mental note to keep an eye out for a cheese dome, a vase that would do, or a domed clock whilst thrift shopping. Lo! and Behold! Monday I came across a little, battery run "anniversary clock." The price was right. (about $4 - less my discount) The dome was glass. (parts of the clock were plastic) I had some cash! I brought it home, pulled the clock out (no easy task) and tried out my first "vignette." This is fun! |
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Ooo! I Can Play, Too!
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I haven't tried that yet! It does look like fun ; ) I'll have to keep my eyes out for one too!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eva Girl. They have beautiful big ones that were made as sort ofmini greenhouses. How tempting! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I too love the old cloches, but never invested in one. My sister has several and always makes the prettiest displays with them. I'm much more primitive, but I do enjoy seeing them.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with your display. If you get tired of the plastic bottom, why not use a small round bread board or cutting board? Or even a wooden plate?
Slow down, Bama! I just got this. :D
ReplyDeleteThere are all kinds of ways to use the dome, with or without a base. I also can see a plate, a small pie plate or painting the base. :) Thanks for your comment. <3